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¥ ra 4 wll mt ad eae ba! NY 100-18676 agi, vy t ig bog (Rees Skeet "to the era of barbarism. Why is this so? Because Hitler's attack on the Soviet Union represents a bid for world conquest which, if achieved, would decide the issue of world power in favor of Hitler and faseism. It would destroy the USA's independence." Later JONES writes, "Yes, it is true that imperialists are still imperialists and that they retain their unjust aims. But the unjest aims present in the Situation all subjective factors. The dominant character of the war is that it is a just war. There are no 'pure' wars. In the unjust, imperialist war, prior to the stem Ale ainan FRa Gairtate Tlhtan -bL, ak attack Upon tne soviet union, tnere were many just Causes = the just fignt of the Ethiopian, Grecian and Yugoslav peoples." Exhibit #15: Young Communist League "Review" September 16, 1941 Librarian Library of Congress The Sqtember 30, 1941 issue of the "Review" on page 13 proposes the question, "HOW Much are.the Workers Expected to Sacrifice to Beat Hitler?" She writes as follows: "Therefore at the same time that we call for greater production of planes and tanks and ships and guns we must guard against the attempts of selfish industrialists and monopolists to use the present crisis for their private enrichment. We call upon the workers to expose the monopolists like the aluminum trust and the steel trust which deltherately held im riant ovnanaian woe thy Wa MR Oe ed Gesaoeraveiy neiG up Beda SAPalio Lal Cnus depriving the nation of the means of defense because their first concern was private profit. Bxhibit #16: Young Communist . League "Review" September 30, 1941 dar ry o of Congress D sseien sthandaeidadnii tami meetaet dadteeiamatiaetncmenneal